Experts Release New Bills vs. Patriots Prediction After Injury Updates to 3 Key Buffalo Players

Three Patriots starting defenders questionable to play Bills

FOXBORO — Three Patriots defensive starters are questionable to play Sunday night against the Bills. Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel announced Friday afternoon that outside linebacker K’Lavon Chaisson (knee), cornerback Carlton Davis III (illness) and defensive tackle Milton Williams (knee) would be listed as questionable on the injury report. Chaisson did not practice Friday. Davis was a full participant in Friday’s session, while Williams was …

Patriots defense gets boost with return of game-wrecking starter

FOXBOROUGH – Despite receiving a midweek scare, it looks like the Patriots will have one of their most dominant players when they take on the Buffalo Bills this weekend.

Experts release new Bills vs. Patriots prediction after injury updates to 3 key Buffalo players

On Sunday night, the Buffalo Bills (4-0) host the New England Patriots (2-2) at Highmark Stadium in a primetime AFC East showdown. With kickoff set for 8:20 p.m., the Bills enter the matchup not only unbeaten but also on the verge of welcoming back several key players from injury.

Patriots Star DT Misses Second Practice Before Bills Game

The New England Patriots may be without the services of a starting defensive lineman for their Week 5 game against the Buffalo Bills.

Patriots Star Defender Returns To Practice Before Week 5 Vs. Bills

New England Patriots fans received some good news on Friday regarding star defensive tackle Milton Williams. The 26-year-old offseason addition returned to practice on Friday, two days ahead of the team’s Week 5 “Sunday Night Football” matchup against the Buffalo Bills. Williams was limited in Wednesday’s practice due to an ankle injury and missed Thursday’s session due to the issue. “(K’Lavon) Chaisson only one missing for the Patriots at the s…

Game Preview: How the Patriots Can Secure a Statement Win vs Bills

The Patriots beat up on a bad Panthers team for their first home win. This Sunday, Mike Vrabel’s team has a chance to make a statement against a quality opponent in a most hostile environment. “If you want to get to where you want to get to, I think you certainly better enjoy playing in prime-time games. And that’s something that we’re trying to prepare for right now,” Vrabel said. “I think that certainly it will be a huge challenge. The last ti…